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highway" includes vehicles approaching from
either direction; cf., e.g., subsection (b)(2)
of this section.
The only other changes are in style.
As to the manner of obedience to stop signs
and yield signs, see, also, §21—707 of this
title.
As to the placement of stop signs and yield
signs, referred to in subsection (a) of this
section, see §25-109 of this article.
21-404. VEHICLE ENTERING HIGHWAY FROM OTHER THAN A
HIGHWAY; VEHICLE ENTERING PAVED HIGHWAY FROM UNPAVED
HIGHWAY.
(A) ENTERING HIGHWAY FROM OTHER THAN A HIGHWAY.
THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE ABOUT TO ENTER OR CROSS A
HIGHWAY FROM A PRIVATE ROAD OR DRIVEWAY OR FROM ANY OTHER
PLACE THAT IS NOT A HIGHWAY SHALL:
(1) STOP; AND
(2) YIELD THE RIGHT-OF-WAY TO ANY OTHER
VEHICLE APPROACHING ON THE HIGHWAY.
(B) ENTERING PAVED HIGHWAY FROM UNPAVED HIGHWAY.
(1) IN THIS SUBSECTION, "PAVED HIGHWAY" MEANS
A HIGHWAY THAT HAS A HARD, SMOOTH SURFACE OF GRAVEL,
SHELLS, CRUSHED STONE, PAVING BLOCKS, ASPHALT, CONCRETE,
OR OTHER SIMILAR SUBSTANCE.
(2) THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE ABOUT TO ENTER OR
CROSS A PAVED HIGHWAY FROM AN UNPAVED HIGHWAY SHALL:
(I) STOP; AND
(II) YIELD THE RIGHT-OF-WAY TO ANY OTHER
VEHICLE APPROACHING ON THE PAVED HIGHWAY.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 66 1/2, §11-404.
In subsection (a) of this section, the phrase
"or other place...not a highway" is added to
cover situations where, for example, a vehicle
enters a highway from an open field or from
State-owned property that does not qualify as
a "private road or driveway" (see, §21—101(i)
of this title), but when the same right—of—way
rule should apply.
In subsection (b) of this section, the present
references to a paved or unpaved "public"
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